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Subagent Dashboard
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stacktypescript · next.js · claude api · real-time
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Running 5-10 parallel Claude Code agents across clusters of the same codebase means tracking all of them at once. The Subagent Dashboard is the control plane for that.
The dashboard streams chain-of-thought (CoT) and output from concurrent agent sessions into a unified interface. Each agent gets a panel showing its current task, recent tool calls, and running output in real time. Cross-agent dependencies and conflicts surface immediately, rather than after the fact during a coherence review.
Built on Next.js with a real-time streaming architecture — the interface that runs the multi-agent development workflow day to day.
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// highlights
·Real-time CoT and output streaming from concurrent Claude Code sessions
·Per-agent panels with task, tool calls, and live output
·Cross-agent dependency and conflict visibility
·Next.js with server-sent events streaming architecture
·Active daily use — core tooling for multi-agent dev workflow